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Monte le Son 2026 "Ô féminins" | Amari Natura - Live Session "DIVINA" => concert postponed to December 12, 2026
To kick off the Monte le Son "Ô féminins" festival in style and in continuity with the "Music and Exile" cycle, the Médiathèque Musicale de Paris Christiane Eda-Pierre gives carte blanche to the Venezuelan artist Amari Natura for this evening. Come dance, vibrate, feel free, and celebrate who you are, without borders, with her!
Médiathèque musicale de Paris – Christiane Eda-Pierre
About
Various atmospheres will punctuate the evening with numerous artists including Fragment backing band (Louis Saura on synth, Jocelyn Dubois on bass and guitar, and Rask on drums), a DJ, two dancers, and a Cuban pianist recently arrived in France.
Amari Natura is a Venezuelan singer-songwriter based in France, at the crossroads of Latin-Caribbean cultures and contemporary music. Her music is free, colorful, and deeply connected to her roots. She mixes cumbia, dancehall, dembow, Afro-Caribbean rhythms, trap, and urban sounds. Her voice navigates between sensuality, power, and festive energy. On stage, Amari Natura loves to create a real moment of sharing with the audience. She transforms her Latin-Caribbean influences into a personal, current, and danceable universe. Her songs speak of femininity, freedom, identity, love, and self-confidence. She also enjoys creating a dialogue between traditional sounds and today's rhythms. After two initial albums, Amari Natura has continued to experiment and unveil several singles, exploring new sounds and different musical universes. She is currently preparing her third album, a project taking a very Caribbean, carnivalesque, joyful, and high-energy direction, accompanied by sound engineer Mighty Ki La at TiStudio. In parallel with her musical releases, she is also developing live sessions to keep a direct link with her public and travel through different formats.
Our take on this event
Prepare for a high-energy journey as Latin-Caribbean beats collide with raw urban sounds in a vibrant, multi-sensory performance. This is a rare chance to catch an artist who masters the art of blending heritage with modern club culture to get everyone moving. Whether you are there for the raw vocal power or the contagious spirit of the dance floor, the atmosphere promises to be electric.
On Saturday, December 12, 2026, the Médiathèque musicale de Paris – Christiane Eda-Pierre hosts "Ô féminins," a live concert featuring Venezuelan artist Amari Natura. Titled "DIVINA," this performance showcases a vibrant fusion of cumbia, dancehall, and urban sounds, reflecting the singer's exploration of identity and freedom. Designed for audiences aged 12 and up, this cultural event is free to attend, subject to capacity limitations. It is a perfect opportunity to experience the colorful, rhythmic universe of an artist currently preparing her third album, all within the heart of the 1st arrondissement.
Located in the 1st arrondissement, the Médiathèque musicale de Paris – Christiane Eda-Pierre invites you to an exclusive musical evening on December 12, 2026. From 20:00 to 22:15, the "Ô féminins" concert will highlight the talent of Amari Natura, a Venezuelan vocalist known for blending Afro-Caribbean rhythms with contemporary trap and dancehall influences. This "DIVINA" session offers an intimate look at her artistic process as she prepares her upcoming third album.
The live performance features a rich lineup of guest artists, including the Fragment backing band with Louis Saura on synthesizer, Jocelyn Dubois on bass and guitar, and Rask on drums. The stage will also come alive with a DJ, two dancers, and a Cuban pianist. Together, they create a festive, carnival-inspired atmosphere that emphasizes shareable energy and bold musical expression.
Admission is free, though capacity is limited, so early arrival is recommended. The event is open to anyone aged 12 or older. Having been rescheduled from its previous date, this concert stands as a unique chance to witness Amari Natura’s latest musical evolution in a public setting.











